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I think it's great news.



Malcs passion, commitment, and work ethic can only be a good thing for the Club.

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what more can I say.

Can anybody else see a reprise of the situation that followed the appointment of Andy Gregory under Garry Jack?

No, because the announcement seems to be saying that the club are expecting Malc to become head coach in due course. Steve Simms "....We see him as a potential future Head Coach. ...."



The Andy Gregory - Gary Jack situation was dubious from day 1 - how did anyone ever expect that two such egos would ever gel together?



Question I would ask is where does this leave Alan Hunte? Is he not seen as a potential future Head Coach too?

Time of course will tell if this is a good move for both parties but in this day and age how amazing is it that a player has spent all his career at one club, Players seem to have so many clubs these days its refreshing to see someone so loyal in our game.

Great club man and i wish him all the best!

The Genius is in charge of the reserve grade teams and youth scholarships and is doing a fantastic job too . I get the impression he revels in this role. Maybe he is happy to stay away from the limelight as I'm sure he would do a good job if he was given the chance.

"I have been with this Club for my entire professional career. It is a part of me and runs through every vein in my body"



Enought said I think. Good Luck Malc.

I agree with Middleman about the fact that Alan probably enjoys the role he has. If you also take into account that the role of head coach is much different in that job security becomes much more precarious and, unless you win something or vastly improve a team year on year, you could find yourself out of the game entirely for long periods after you've been dismissed. Just look at what happened to Karl Harrison after he left us. Huntey has been with the club for what, 8(?) years now and is well respected, why would he jeopardise that? It doesn't mean he wouldn't make a great head coach or that he lacks ambition, holding down a long term managerial job in any sport is extremely difficult (hell, in football you can lose your job just because your boss gets sacked 9 times out of 10, regardless of how good you are) so perhaps Alan just knows which side his bread is buttered and we should be thankful for that.

I just wish our future coach had played under some top coaches.

Nice to see they have an up to date photo of Malc